A key element here is restoring the friendly flora. The right flora helps with digestion and its absence (due to invasive candida) creates havoc. Good digestion is going to help your body regenerate itself, it will help kill candida ( at times I would use a blend of psyllium husk and digestive enzyme as a Bowel Cleanse - you must drink plenty of water so the husk gets to work as a brush on your gut lining). Moreover, undigested food is likely to ferment in the gut and, in order to help replehish friendly flora you will need to reestablish the right ph in your gut. Loads of water and alcaline food will help to alter the ph of your gut so it no longer favors candida but friendly bacteria (sauerkraut is also a good tip).

Furthermore, since you have dermatitis issues as well, it is likely that you suffer from zinc deficiency. Look up all the healthy food you may eat in order to get your zinc supply, you might even consider supplements at first. I have a key rule, when my skin is itchy, I need more zinc (the diaper rash cream you can purchase in any drugstore is quite effective, cheaper than the dermatologist prescription and just as effective).

Jhan

Have you tried cloves at all? I've been using blackwalnut Wormwood which contains cloves and have been drinking chamomile tea with molasses and turmeric in it. You'd be surprised at the different bacterial strains that our stomach acid cannot kill actually most of them thrive in an acidic environment. Specifically h. Pylori and any actinobacteria/actinomycetes which acts like a fungus once inside the body which makes it extremely difficult to kill or get rid of.

What your thinking of as food allergies could be a result of what your eating affecting the harmful bacteria that's inside of you whether it be good or bad meaning it could be pissing off the bacteria hence a herx-reaction or it could be making matters worse causing more inflammation and exacerbating things. Make sure your getting plenty of vitamin c and antioxidants.